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. Mm fhf Darlington Editor HENRY T. THOMPSON, rHURSDAY, JULY 10, 1800. endorsing Tillman caused great con in your presence he takes them knowledge or consent. When fusion in the meeting, many opposing back in the sweetest and most | Col. Earle arrived in town next it. The viva voce vote on the adop- lamb-like way. day, I studiously avoided meet- , . , that many'could'^mt^el^vI'hSch^ide '^h. He did think that there ing him, and begged my friends Apply o McCALL , had the Iiiajority. The chairman .le was corruption in the govern- if they really desired to elect dared that the resolution was carried ment, but when the government him governor not to approach ,JU - ' ' For Rent. Weekly Market Quotations, Fur- Desirable corner store to Rent. niShed by the ENTERPRISE GROCER!, TO 0111 (»P0\DFm The correspondents of The i Darlington News throughout the County are particularly | but many were not satisfied and call ed for “division" or recount. Tins, however.the chairman wouldnot agree to. The Tillmanitcs have every rea- i son to feel “nervous” about Marion | County. THE CAMPAIGN MEETING. denied it and proved the falsity of his words, he said he never said it. 7th. He has rendered service to the State by abusing all of its best citizens. 8th. He has proven himself Darlington, him on the subject. I knew that Col. Earle was a high-toned, OI vn HH.N. chivalric honorable gentleman; oveJ lallB wUh Syrups, 1 knew that he was m no sense a Sll( .[i” n r f n „f Spiked Beit Seed Cot- L?r«l. pure leaf. s. c. | D. 8. C. R. Sides, meat, Molasses, candidate for the governorship ; and knowing those things to be true, 1 believed that if his fel- ton Elevator, furished at competitive , ‘'COTTON GINS and PRESSES of Perris’’Hams,’ best makers. Thomas Hay Rakes, 1 icnio Hams, Wednedav of next week is the the f rieml of the farmer ; because low-citizens of Soutli^ Carolina. | n^ri^Mowers^ Cortto Harrows Ind j Sugar, granulated standard, on his ticket there are four law- j in convention assembled, did requested to bear in mind that day set apart by the State Deni- y erg am j one farmer. the high honor to call him to the wo oreatlv desire to have frnin ocratic Executive Committed !ith. Because he is either mak- chief executive, he would not g ' ^ ' for our campaign meeting. The ng the negroes Democratic or refuse the call of his State. But them as otten as possible, (the ... ... . , be is getting negrocratic. he did in a manner refuse, and oftener the better), the local ’ ?,, aU ’ S . loth. Because he is a modest great is the pity. Had he acted . . . j that day and each, of course, maQ and the only one on his differently, in all probability, he events ol their respective sec- w ju h a ve his admirers, but we w i 10 has the brains and the would now be at the helm of tions. We want the news trust that good feeling will pre- s nerve to head his ticket. State, and the old ship would be every week, if it in only a line. ; van durin* the ™d ^MitorioT Notes that nothl,, K wl11 OC( ' ur to m “ r a life time and pay us in the had so stated to dozens of men. I the day or c ast a blot upon the i on ^ run anc i j na v save us from I assert, therefore, that he could The population of Columbia by the fair name of D a r 1 i n g t on future blunders. ' have accepted — recent census is 18,800 , ‘ . County. Men will differ upon On last Monday the negroes regis-1 J 5.75 50 to 50 40 to 60 10 4.50 to 5.50 6.00 18 M 7 * Planet, Jr., Cultivators. f“& ar ’ Sf' C ’ W,llte ’ ., 0 to « A large stor-k of Portable and hta- ^ l0 ' :, \ &hi n n n d n,? and ^ MiUhn ' Bufefe creamery on ice, 80 t °'§ ' State Agents for Cheese, choice cream, on ice, 80 & G. COOPER i. CO’S. Corliss Kn-, SaU, per sack, ■•> Lane Saw Mills and Liddell Soap, 16 oil cake, per box, 2.50 I Soap, Frank Siddall s, per box, J.00 [ Tobacco, 20 to 60 I Matches, per gross 75 | Nails, Old Dominion, full wts, 2.75 Horse and mule shoes, 4.50 to 5.50 i Horst' Shoe Nails, best, 20 j Paper Bags 50 per cent, off list. C. giues, lane Saw Company’s complete line. W.’H. GIBBES, Jr. A CO. Near Union Depot, COLVMBIA, 8. C A. T. BAIR©, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office up stairs in Edwards, Norment tered in State. The bill to re-charter the Louisiana Littery has passed both houses of the Is-gislature of that State. Cluhs similar to the Richland cam- paign club, have been organized in Sumter and Spartanburg counties. The first hale of new cotton for Georgia was received last week from colored tenants on a plantation in Maker county. The town marshal of Columbus, Te.'ias, killed three men at that place on Monday. The tight occurred in a saloon and tliirtv shots were fired. have accepted the nomination - &Co . g i )U ji,jing , _ r „ Lastly. These are the highest from the convention, with clean Kegiaen( , ( , at Mr u K Williamson’,s I *- i i i k A | clainiH that he has upon tnepeo- hands, a clear conscience and Pearl© Street, the the political issues, but let there | (>f South Carolin *. without dishonor. Why, then. Jnne „ ^ 3ni . i be no friction. It is to be hoped j Tillmamte. ^ ™—‘ ^ - v. ^ J •- that each candidate will be I — f or * Freedom of Opinion. News: given a respectful hearing, one may applaud his candidate Editor Darlington large numliers all over did Col. Earle take the stand he did ? Prejudice and passion ran high at that time. I believe that he was literally tormented by , , , . . ., „ , , . . .iiv. injudicious friend and avowed as much as he pleases, but it l reedom of opinion should be 0 pp 0nen t U p to and even after will certainlv not be good man- allowed to every man. 1 he con- the voting began. 11 " ners for him to interrupt and an- ^uLon of our goverament al- in their excitement nov a sneaker who hannens not under its do man y 0 f the friends no> a speaker who happens not mini0 n t o use his own discretion nor ^ ichardson transcended the to agree with him. Many of in casting a vote for any one he of p ropri ety in plying the meetings have been charac- conscientiously wants to fill of-, Col Ear i e w j t h hypothetical terized by very bad grace and I !M' e : A wants B to HU the q Ues ti ons about his position, ill manners and Darliiurtonians highest office no man, nor the Ead ^ accepted a nomination, Ex-State Treasurer Archer, of Ma- j . . ^ . press, has the right to ridicule tendered under such circum- rylaml, hu been sentence,I to five should put themselves above Lm. If 8 wants 1 to fall the staiu . e s, a black suspicion would SS'.fiSKSStA”"’^ ^surhthings. “ S,' “ “loT up,,,, W to the 1 Whether a Tillmamte or anti- aouse » , u aaas power to i. m j n d 8 0 f ma ny of Governor Tillmanite, let every man feel , We can w ^ >ld far m° r e luAuence Richardson , s fr i e nds. True, it that it is his dutv to assist in hy expressing our sentiments in wou i d have been unjust to Col. mat it is ins Uutj to assist in a indd way . Again the minor- F , , t th 8U8D i c io„ would having the meeting conducted itjr should yield to the majority. h aV e jested on him all the same. Like Success! and zeal, of Gover- It is rumored that E. M. Hrayton, the ehaifiuanof the State Republican Executive (,'onimittee, will be acandi- date for Governor of South Carolina. Ex-Governor Robert E. Patterson was nominated for Governor by tlie Democratic Convention of Pennsyl vania on July 2. Tlie excitement over )K>iitics still continues at fever heat throughout the State. Tlie meetings held during tlie past week have not decreased the bitterness. A picnic wagon, containing twenty- one persons was run into by a train, near Louisville, Kentucky, on Friday. Three of the picnickers were killed and nine were injured. decently and in order. Thera is nothing like charity and by acting thus it is opening for Daniel H. and his division the wav to enter the Mansion. S. The reason RAD- AM'S MICROBE KILLER is tlie most wonderful medicine, is because it has nev er failed in any in stance, no matter what the disease, from LEPROSY to tlie simplest disease known to tlie human system. The scientific men of to-day claim and prove .that every disease is MUSED BY MICROBES. -AND— Radam’s Microbe Killer Red Winthrop Training School For Teachers, Columbia, 8. C. Thor ough Normal Instruction and prac tice in beet methods of teaching. Open to girls over 18 years old. Session be gins September 28. Graduates secure good positions. Each county is given two scholarships; one by the State worth $150 and one by the school wortli $50. Address, D. B. JOHNSON, Supt., Columbia, S. C. June 12, '00—1m Attention Mechanics! All persons in need of babbitt metal can purchase it cheap at Tmt Dar- UNGTOX N'KWH office. June 12. ’90—tf Desirable Burial Lots For sale by the Grove Hill Cemetery Co. Jxo. Siskrox, C. 1!. Edwards, President. Secretary. Nov. 28-tf. A VERY SIGNIFICANT FACT Rev. J. A. W. Thomas, a high ly respected clergyman, who for I many years has had charge of A Commendable Mote, the Baptist Churcli at Bennetts- Editor Darlington News: For this and the above consider ations, I attach no blame to Col. Exterminates tlie Microbes and drives Earle. I think nine men out of them out of the system, and when that under the circumstances, is <io,ie y° u canno ten, have an ache or ... , , t. j-, T pain. No matter what the disease, would have acted as he did. 1 whether a simple ease of Malaria Fa- was a little sore, at first, but ver or a combination of diseases, we have long since forgiven him.” l- ure them ail at the same time, us we treat all diseases Constitutionally. tions and history of Marlboro The most densely |>opulated square j County. In the last issue of the mile ill tlie world is in New York City. _ _ 4 „. , , , , » , ,• .. ... i At its recent meeting, the v.lle, is devoting a portion of his Board of Trusteeg of the fc’ olum _ time to collecting some tradi- bia p> Ina i e College determined to give free tuition to one pupil ’ity It is inhabited by 870,000 people, the largest part of whom are Italians, Pee Dee Alliance he asked for County Democratic Convention. A convention of the Democra- from each Presiding Elder’s tic parky of Darlington County District in our Conference. This is hereby called to meet at the isnot intended for persons ahund- Court House on Tuesday, the Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh, Bron ehitis, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Disease, Chills and Fever, Fe male Troubles, in all its forms, and, in fact, every Disease known to the Human System. who^L^t^nlyth^irMtivelanguage! certain information and at the antl v a b!e to pay for advanced 29th day of July, at 10 o’clock same tune, publisheed several | education, hut for those who A. M., for the purpose of reor matters of interest. His work is need and deserve assistance, ganization and todecide wheth- BeWOfe Of Fraudulent Imitations! snail D6 or con- _ elect dele- By the falling of a car in a mine at j able motive alone was his letter, j Elders and will be determined gates to the State Convention to Undertaker’s Supplies. We have a large line of handsome Coffins, which can be obtained as cheaply as anywhere else in Darling ton. We further offer the use of our hearse free of charge, provided the distance from town lie not too great. N L. HARRELL & CO. April 10-tf For Sale. A valuable lot and building on tlie Public Square of the Town of Dar lington. Terms easy. Apply to DARGANA THOMPSON. Attorneys at Law, Darlington, S. O. March 13, 1890. While every one is interested in who shall be our next Governor there is in every mind a still deeper desire to know where they can buy the best goods for the least money. In a quiet way , will point you to that place. The omnipitent ciish does mighty works! And it has brought to us’some Bargains that are “competition an- nihilators.” They are plums, rich and ripe, and worth yourgath. ering. A full line of White Goods, White Lawns, India Silfcg Syriau Novelties, figured, checked and white Muslins from 5 cent* per yard to the nicest. Our stock of shoes is simply beyond com. parison. Our Douglas Shoes are the best in the world. Try one pair and you will buy no other kind. Our third stock of Stra* Hats are now going. They are of the best quality and cheaper than auction stuff. A full stock of Alpaca, Pongee, Chambray and Seersucker Coats and Vests for the warm weather. Also fine summer pants at low prices. Umbrellas and parasols to suit all In fact we have everything you need to make you well dressed, and we have them at prices to suit the smallest pocket. We would say talk as much politics as you like, but don’t forget to call and see our many bargains before you buy ; you will save money and agree with us that we are the only Leader of Low Prices. Very respectfully. A, >L BROOM, June 5, 1890. The federal election law was passed in the House of Representatives on Wednesday of last week by a majority 8 j mn i v to nerfect the historv of Application, giving full infer- er the County officers s of seven There issone .Iiance of the ^ n, P- v t0 ^ ma tion concerning applicants, elected by the primary bill being defeated in the Senate. Marlboro and with that lauda-1 mu8t ^ niade to tho p n , 8 j d j n g vention plan, and to eh Henna Vista, Virginia, fora distance of one hundred and forty feet, on Thursday, three persons were instant ly killed and a fourth was dangerous ly wounded. Hon. Beverly Tucker, of Virginia, for many years was one of the most distinguished |Kiliticians in the coun try, died on Friday, aged 70. He was a nephew of the famous statesman, John Randolph, of Roanoke. The Farmers’ Alliance and other kindred organizations united in a great demonstration at Emporia. Kan sas, on Saturday. There was a pro cession five miles long and twenty thousand people were in attendance. The Richland Democratic caiiqiaigii dull lias issued a call fora conference in Columbia to-day of Democrats who are opposed to Tillman and his meth ods. All who desire to attend may do so. Geo. N. Robertson, a young boy of Augusta, who was bitten severely by a mail dog a few weeks ago, was put under treatment at the Pasteur Insti tute in New York and his wounds have been cured and are free from any dan ger of hydrophobia. William Kemmler, the New York murderer who has already lieeu twice sentenced to lie executed by electrici ty, was on Thursday sentenced to death for the third time. He is to be executed during the tl st week in Au gust. Mr. Dan Charles killed his negro servau”, Major Harre, in Edgefield County, on July 2. The killing was done in self-defense. The negro tie came enraged at Mr. Charles for scold iug him and made an attack upon him. which we cite, xvritten. But we cannot refrain from quoting his last sentence in view of a cer tain hue ami cry that has been raised in certain political circles for the last few years. The ab sence of any political ‘ inspira- tion” makes Mr. Thomas’ re marks doubly valuable. After giving a complete list of all who have represented Marl boro in both branches of the Legislature, he remarks : “Of See that our Trade-Mark (same as above) appears on each jug. Send for book, “History of the Mi crobe Killer," given away at GARNER’S DRUG STORE. Darlington, S. C. Jan 35. UKH) HEW GOODS. INSURE WITH THE Mutual Lite Insurance Go.,, OF HEW YORK. by the Board of Education of meet in the city of Columbia on each District. In Florence Dis- the 1.3th day of August next, trict applications must be filled By order of the County Exec- with the undersigned, on or be- utive Committee, fore September 1, 1890. | J. W. Beasley, In order to give abundant cir- j County Chairman, culation to this offer, I ask you to oblige by publishing this note. It is hardly necessary to add infonnation respecting the College, since it has been in suc cessful operation for many years, and is known to be the equal of any female college in the State and g oy8 . Clothing, direct from ortobemit. I he faculty, head- ^j le lnanu f ac t urer8 i n Philadel- ed by the Rev. oamuel R. Jones, w VYir»h T will nor . ^ .i these seventy gentlemen, it will D. D.. President is strong and ^. nt cheaper than any house in j Th ° ° ‘' geS ’’ S,ron6es * an e Lxx them experienced, and all the advan- South Carolina. Also a full line tages and comforts necessary to of D Good Boots, Shoes, Qro students are provided. Cata- - THE VJMl IJjVA'SI — OF — Red Kust Proof Oats I s Just received two thousand dollars’ worth of Men, Youth EDW. L. GERNAND, Gen. Agent., COLUMBIA, S. C., be seen that several of served in both Houses, one physician, one a merchant, fif teen lawyers and all the others, fifty-two, farmers.” Of these seventy, fifty-two j were farmers! Five sevenths were farmers and two sevenths were members of other voca tions. These figures speak for themselves and, in speaking, completely knock, as far as Marlboro is concerned, the bot tom from under the great cam paign cry of theao-called “farm ers’ movement,” namely, that “the farmers have never had j h a ve had" their just proportion of rep re f Best Company in the World. M Ml! — BY - Darlington, S. C. September 26. 1889—tf. ♦•SHOES A SPECIALTY* HPSLIPPERS -A. IST ID L. Q. SHOES In all styles and kinds, from the medium French Toe to the Grand Opera, mot. Kid, Dongola, Genuine Calf, etc. | 144 pair TENNIS SHOES . Just received. Call and buy before stock! is broken. Respectfully, G-. McCALL logues can be had by writing Dr. Jones at Columbia. S. C. John O. Willson, P. E., Florence District. a v ceries. &c., &c. L. S. PATE, Agent. Cypress, S. C. July 3, ’90—1m TH E STATE OF SOUTH CARO LI NA The citizen* committee of one hun dred, of Ottawa, Kansas, recently seized a quantity of liquor shipped to OltatlOll. And yet Marlboro 1^ that town and sent it buck to the a strong “farmers’movement’’ manufacturer* from whe:.ce it came. | Tlie committee ke p* a sharp lookout for all liquor sent to the city. The People's Democratic club of Tiinmousville Township was organ ized on Thursday night with H. I*. Morris, piesidentJ. F. Culpeper, first vice-president and S F. Cole, member of the County Elective Com mittee. An Interdenominational S u n d School Association. The following letter will be of interest to all Sunday-School workers in Darlington County: To the friends of the School cause in Darlington These are therefore to cite and ad County: monish all and singular the kindred . ' and Creditors of the said Cele Marshall 1)EA1< BkETHUEN : Represent- deceased, that they be and appear, ingthe State Interdenomination- before me, in the Court of Probate, to school Association, I he held at Darlington C. H„ on July ..i,16th inst,, after publication hereof, at the pleasure of paving „ 0 . cfcx , k in th ‘ e forenooI , to gh ew COUNTT OF DARLIXOTOX. : IIy T. II. Spain, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, J. P. Mozingo, hath made suit to me, to grant unto him Letters o„ of Administration of the Estate of and ounaay- of Ce)e MftrslialK Cash Resources Over One Hundred and Thirty Millions of Dollars. — THIS — Great Corporation Has earned for and paid out to its policy holders in < ash profits in twenty-one years the enormous sum of $73,000,000, WHICH IS NEARLY tee If you don’t like the WATCH | You have, trade it off for anoth er at Mason’s Jewelry Store. Key andStem Winding Railroad Watchesof All Kinds on hand, j Feb. 30, 1890. May 8, 1890. Edwards, Norment St C’o Tabotit k Son: a brief visit to your County, for cause, if any they have, why the said the purpose of presenting to you Administration should not be granted. At. „ a ~4... Al.:,. \ Givan 11 rulpr mv liurwl Eleven Millions of DOLLARS county. What have our friends across the river now to say the interests of this Association. After an interview with such of the brethren as 1 was able to meet, the following committee Given under my hand, this 3nd day of Julv, Anno Domini, 1890. T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. July 3, 1800—3t At Salters, in Williamsburg County, on Saturday, Louis Gourdin, a ten year-old white lad, and a colored boy named Moses Conies, took shelter un der a tree during a storm. Lightning struck the tree and both boys were instantly killed. about the farmer and represen* j w as appointed and has kindly tation ? The wind has bee4 ! consented to assist me in this taken out of their sails and their 8°°^ work, slogan has been, as it deserved, nailed to the wall. Sift the facts and figures hv, the case of the other countie and boil them down, and th same condition will he found have existed for all time an An excursion train, bearing about i for the State all over. As it six hundred Knights of Pythias and • „„ ;* • • ladies to the meeting of the Supreme ln Marboro, SO it 18 in every i/Mige at Milwaukee, was wrecked at County of South Carolina. Maueto, Illinois, on Monday. One person was killed and several were in- , VT’ T '*'„ — , jured. Messrs. A. G. kollock, ofChe- Col. James A open letter iu which he excoriates Oapt.{(Tillman for the latter’s abuse of the State Democratic Committee. He shows how the committee did what Tillman asked and now he, Till man, abuses it. At the reunion of Confederate vet- erans.at Chattanooga, on Friday, fully two thousand veterans were in line Itesides other organizations. Gen! John B. Gordon was comnxander-in- ehief and Gen. E. Kirby Smith, attir ed in suit of Confederate gray, com manded the military division. Prof. James Blackman was up in a balloon, about 400 feet above the earth, near Beardstown, Illinois, on Friday, when the balloon caught fire and was burned. The Professor fell to the ground at a frightful speed and was killed, hie body being horribly mangled. The tariff reform sentiment in Mis souri is growing, and clubs are being formed rapidly all over the State. A tariff reform bureau has l>een estab lished in St. Louis, to which reports are daily made. In cue county thir teen large club* have been formed witiiiu the nast ten days, and in an other county eleven. It is proposed to orgsiiize elutw iu every election precinct in the State. Messrs raw, and A. S. Mclver, of Dar lington, will begin on Wednes- nesday of next week the publi cation of a new paper at this place to be known as The Dar lington Herald. There is always room in the journalistic world for one more “esteemed contem porary” and we trust that our friends will derive both pleasure and profit from their venture. good work, viz: J. J. James, E. C. Lide and W. A. Parrott. All pastors and Superintendents are requested to communicate with this committee at Darling ton C. H. and give expression as to the advisability of organi-1 tate of and effects of B. D. McNeese. THESTATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA COUXTI OK DARUNOTOX. By T. II. Spain, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, B. F. JAMES, hath made suit to me, to grant unto him Letters of Administration, of the Es Engines and Boilers, Saw Mills j and Grist Mills, are acknowl- j edged to be the best ever sold in this State ; when you buy one of them you are satisfied that; More than the combined returns | y° u have made no mistake, attained by the next two WRITE FOR OUR PRICES. leading companies LINDSAY & LATTA, Agts. For the Counties of Darlington, Florence, Chesterfield, Chester and York, Yorkville, S. C. Feb. 27, 1890. Have Received Their Entire Line of | Hen Spin; ail Snnef Hey/ Geode! Correct Styles! Low Prices! zing a County Association of all the Sunday-schools in Darling ton County. The very gratifving success of similar organizations in almost all of the other counties in the State will, it is hoped, prove a j sufficient incentive to effect this! union of effort in the cause of j Christ in Darlington County. Fraternally, C. L. Fike, State Organizer, j Col. Em re! Dr fended. We clip the following from a recent letter of Mr. J. E. Wan namaker, of Orangeburg Coun ty, to the Charleston World, in reference to Col. Earle's position in the gubernatorial canvass of 1888 : Reasons Wh, I WHl Vote far THImau. L “The night before the conveu- ^ j turn met, I telegraphed to Col. Editor Darlington News: : Earle at Sumter, in substance The following are the reasons the following query : ’Will you why I will vote for Tillman : accept the nomination for gov- 1st. Because he is a Democrat,' ernor, if tendered by the con- not straight out but peculiar. vention ?’ The reply came, in 2nd. He is not bull-headed, substance, ‘I am not and will He makes more mistakes than not be a candidate for govei- These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said B. D. Me-1 Neese. deo'd., that they be and ap pear, before me, in the Court of I’ro- Imte, to be held at Darlington C. H., on tlie 15th day of July, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in tlie forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why tlie said Administration should not lie granted. Given under mv hand, this 30th dav of June. A. D., 1890. T. H. SPAIN, Judge of Probate. Julv 3. 90—2t A C. McFall, ■fyn r f-» ■ , *.. *i rrtii -2 ZZ W. B. McGIRT, D. D, S. Offers his professional services to the people of Darlington and vicinity. Office over the store of Edwards, Nor ment & Co. Jan 19, ’90—ly Notice. U. N. INTERNAL REVENUE, ) Dep’y Col. Office, Dist. of S. C„ !• Darlington, S. 0., June 13,1890. ) The following described property having been seized for violation of Sections 3389, 5327, 8876, .3450 of the In ternal Revenue law at Darlington, S. C., May 27, 1890, parties claim ing same must file bonds with the Collector at Columbia, S. C., within thirty (30) days from date hereof, or tlie same will be declared forfeited to the U. S. 2 bids malt whiskey, 87 gal, t bbl corn whiskey, 4 gallons, seized from L. F. Smith L Bro.; 1 bill rye whiskey, 48 gallons, 1 bbl corn whiskey, 5 gallons, seized from Beck & Bro.; t keg French brandy, containing about 3 gal..seiz ed from J. M. James : 1 keg corn wbis-1 key, 4 gallons, one bbl corn whiskey, 11 gallons, seized from Lewenthal A Hennig. E.H. DBAS, Deputy Collector. June 12, '90 Cotton Gins & Cotton Presses At Bottom Figures. taf I cun save you money os* Y. C. Badham, General Agnet, s. o. Home office ami Factory. Richmond, Ya,, Juns 26, 1890—ly We Y/ill take pleasure in showing car goods and Guarantee Prices WITH AH! HARKET. Watches, ('locks, and Jewelry, Repaired and Warranted, - AT — MASON’S Jewelry Store. Fel>. 20, 1890. N. B. Choice Fresh Fancy and Family Groceries Constantly Arriving. Respectfully, Edwar«l§, Norment & Co. November 28, 1889. HENRY OLIVER any other Democrat that I ever nor.’ Under the constitution of knew, but he acknowledges the Democratic party at that them. [time, no one could have with 3rd. At first he did not want good grace announced his cau- any office ; would not have any, didacy at that lab- day.- After now he is hungry for one. reading Col. F.arlc's reply, l 4th. He changes his mind concluded I was but a poor poli- ! w hen he finds out he is wrong, ticiau ; that 1 nev i »■ should have Friday, 'file Tillmtuiiten and *anii n w hi c h is at least ten times a day. asked him the question. 1 de- Tiliiuanites were about equal In nuin- i 5 th. He will say hard things termined to do all 1 could to ber*. a resolution introduced and l about you in your absence, but, have him elected without his Agent of Manufacturers tor tlie sale of Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Gins, Presses, Threshers. Shafting, Pulleys, Belting, Circular Baws, and machinery supplies Par tie.; who contemplate buying m; ery of any kind will find it to interest to get prices l rotu me buying e sew here. I have for sale at a bargain, a complete Ginnin outfit, consisting of a SO saw II il Gin, feeder r . _ afalW'Sifinrtt; Flotei,ce Darlinston. S. C. corn mill, very little used, and njS HEHRY H. SMITH, Real Estate Agent, a 26 a new Pi-Horse Engine and boiler, which will lie sold on easy terms at a bar- irain. For prices and terms, rail on A. C. MeFALL, Darlington Oil U j|L June 26, ’90. Hil M GukiM QCO.C.TOALC, HENRY Ot [iEO. E. Toale k Go, MANUFACTURERS —AND— U HOLKSALE DEALERS IN Doors, Sash, Blinds, Builders Hard wart ND lug Mtisriil, iiKFB'K AND SALESROOMS dje pdiik 9% pariingttm, HAS OPENED A SA.vxisras ent. And from and ufter this ditto will receive deposits of One W* lar and upwards, and pay quarterly interest on the same, at the rate of five p»r cent, per annum, under regu- lations to lie made known at the Bank. This is a favorable opportunity for Farmers, Clerks, Media ics, Special attention paid to the buying and selling of real estate, collection of rents, 4c. The strictest attention will la, i-ail to all business entrust ed to me. March 27,1899—ly in Street, lid 12 I Li) III OHARLKxlON. - . S. o!W. C. COKER, Write for Estimates. President. , Darlingtou, S. C., June 18, ’89. Factory Operatives, To Save Their Earnings. BRIGHT Laborers, WILLIAMSOHi Casitff’ May 31, 1888. iJb